Indigenous activism and history in North America Native Americana, with emphasis on social movements
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Indigenous activism and history in North America Native Americana, with emphasis on social movements
The Jacob Lateiner Collection Part II: Chopin First & Early Editions
By J & J Lubrano Music Antiquarians LLC
The Jacob Lateiner Collection Part II: Chopin First & Early Editions
From the collection of the pianist renowned for his interpretations both of Beethoven and of 20th-century music.
30 Signed Books, Association Copies, Signed Letters & Documents, October 7, 2014
By The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd.
Japanese American Studies: History, Literature, Activism A catalog representing a portion of our relevant holdings on Japanese immigration and life in the Americas, including many books in Japanese.
LIST 296: Big Game Hunting & Guns Selections from a single collection, featuring hunting in North America and Africa with some in Asia and Europe
How to request a print version: Print copies available if requested by email, telephone, or mail
LIST 295: A Late Summer Miscellany
Recent acquisitions in many fields and formats, among them regional Americana, African-Americana, Civil War, presidents and politics, literature, aviation, medicine, and travel
How to request a print version: Print copies are available and may be requested by email, telephone, or mail
Live Wires and Hot Pistols: 130 years of feminist activism A catalog representing a small portion of our relevant holdings in fields ranging from suffrage to wage equality, socialist feminism to lesbian separatism.
Agricultural Labor and Activism Books, pamphlets, leaflets, posters, and pinback buttons - all the tools of the agitator - produced by and about farm workers.
Catalogue Three: An American Miscellany A selection of 88 items printed in or about the United States between 1787 and 1925. Included are our usual assortment of items relating to travel and places, but also trade catalogues, broadsides, and works on health and medicine (popular and academic), social reform (prisons, temperance, vice), native Americans, women, religion, technology, architecture, abolition, philosophy, and other topics.
How to request a print version: Send an email to books@walkaboutbooks.net or call 949-218-4966